Wed, October 2, 2019 at 7:00 pm – 9:00 pm, 118 Elliot, Brattleboro, VT
Join InterPlay and special guest, Oakland dancer and activist Sonyika Rahim, for “Changing the Race Dance,” a night of racial justice work through singing, dancing, drumming, and storytelling.
Soyinka Rahim, GSP, is a Grassroots Spiritual Practitioner, and the founder of BIBOLOVE, which stands for breathe in, breathe out love. She is a performing artist, a Conference Weaver, and an InterPlay Leader from Oakland, California. An energizing and engaging artist and facilitator, Soyinka guides multiracial, multi-gender, multigenerational groups to honor the self as well as our connection to our earth, our ancestors and each other. She helps participants and audiences tap into their authentic selves using breath, chants, movement, and storytelling. She is especially dedicated to youth seeking spiritual direction.
InterPlay is a community of people around the world who speak the shared language of a wide and deep variety of play. It is a body of bodies who enjoy contact and connection.
Soyinka Rahim, GSP, is a Grassroots Spiritual Practitioner, and the founder of BIBOLOVE, which stands for breathe in, breathe out love. She is a performing artist, a Conference Weaver, and an InterPlay Leader from an Afrocentric family that explored holistic thinking, power to the people, world religions, and many art forms. She is an all-around creative: dancer, choreographer, found-objects artist, poet, singer, songwriter musician. Her BIBOLOVE chants and songs are available at CD Babyfor download or CD purchase.
An energizing and engaging artist and facilitator, Soyinka guides multiracial, multi-gender, multigenerational groups to honor the self as well as our connection to our earth, our ancestors and each other. She helps participants and audiences tap into their authentic selves using breath, chants, movement, and storytelling.
The event is at 118 Elliot from 7:00-9:00 pm Wednesday October 2nd
Judith Reichsman, Brattleboro, Vermont
cost?
this posting doesn’t list a cost or “free.” This is an amazing opportunity to learn from Soyinka Rahim. I took a workshop with in 2016 and it was phenomenal. I encourage all to attend. But I question allowing an event posting that doesn’t state the cost (even if zero). I will try to find out and report back.